Several scenarios for future models are currently on the table. One of the most plausible is a new Chevrolet sedan that could confidently slot into the brand’s lineup — a timely move for a portfolio where a well-judged four-door still matters.

Another avenue is the next generation of the legendary Camaro in coupe and convertible form, a prospect likely to draw brand loyalists with its promise of taut lines and serious engine punch.

A third option would be the launch of Cadillac CT5 Coupe and Cabriolet versions, expanding the popular premium Cadillac family while adding a sportier note to the range.

There is also a chance of reviving familiar nameplates such as Malibu or Impala — names that once stood for the reliability and comfort of American cars of the last century. The pull of those badges remains strong.